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Bingi Dreaming

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The Bingi Dreaming track will lead you on a journey of discovery...

Discover the untamed coastline with a trek along the ancient Bingi Dreaming Track. But your journey doesn’t have to stop there! Here is a collection of places, spaces, and activities you can add on to your Bingi Dreaming adventure.​​

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Bingie Bingie Point
Midway on the Bingi Dreaming track, the point offers expansive ocean views and a spectacular geological display of intrusive igneous rocks.
Bingie Beach North
Hidden away from the water are evidence of shell middens, stone working areas and quarries providing strong links to Aboriginal culture.
Bingi Bingi Point
Bingi Bingi Point offers a scenic expanse of golden beaches and untamed bushland with sea eagles soaring overhead and waves crashing on rugged rocks below.
Bingi Dreaming Track
Follow in the footsteps of the Brinja-Yuin people as you walk the Bingi Dreaming track.
Minga Cultural Experiences
Share genuine aboriginal cultural experiences and the rich diversity of aboriginal heritage with culture camps, walking tours, or a range of cultural activities.
Cathedral Rocks: Bingie
An excellent photo opportunity with the best time being in late afternoon light when the setting sun gives the rocks an incandescent-like glow.
Congo campground
Congo campground is a popular camping area for families - with room for kids to play and ride, there's a choice of two beaches.
Congo Crafts Gallery
Here in this delightful coastal village, Jim Simms creates and sells his wood and gas-fired stoneware ceramics and paintings.
Congo
Just to the south of Moruya lie glorious beaches and rock fishing locations where the only footprints on the sand belong to you.
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Tuross Head
Tuross Head marks the end of the Bingi Dreaming track and is set on a spectacular headland between two lakes.
One Tree Point Lookout and Picnic Area
A paved path leads to a lone Norfolk Island Pine, marking the Tuross headland lookout with glorious ocean views.
Tuross Head Foreshore Ride
The spectacular waterways of the coastal town of Tuross Head are the setting for this easy and enjoyable family ride.
Kayaking Tuross Lake
All paddlers have plenty of kayaking options on this lavish lake scattered with estuaries and islands.
Tuross Head Heritage Area
Small coastal vessels carried timber and produce from farms around Tuross Lake during the 1850s and 1860s.
Tuross Lake
Tuross Lake offers plenty of paddling options for all levels of skill, in particular for beginner/novice paddlers. Soak up the magnificent surroundings as you explore.
Tuross Head Country Club
Club Tuross offers three bowling greens and one of the most scenic nine hole golf courses on the South Coast.
Tuross Beach Cabins and Campsites
A small peaceful holiday resort – modern holiday units, caravan and camping sites with fabulous views of the ocean.
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Bodalla
The lush green countryside and timber barns surrounding this 150-year-old working village tell you you’re in prime dairy country.
6&Out
Offering uniquely Australian cuisine featuring local produce & seafood, delicious coffee & cocktails!
Bodalla Dairy - Cheese, Milk and Ice Cream Factory and Cafe
Bodalla Historic Town Walk
Take a walk back in time through Bodalla to ponder the village as it was.
Artisans Nest Gallery
Artisans Nest is an artist-run gallery featuring some of the region's finest fibre artists and craftspeople.
Snorkelling Potato Point
Potato Point is nine kilometres east of Bodalla. At Potato Point, snorkellers can find themselves suddenly enveloped in a school of kingfish or salmon.
Bodalla Heritage Area
Bodalla boasts two significant churches designed by two of the most prominent architects of the 19th century in the colony.
Bodalla Forest Rest Area
Surrounded by tall spotted gums, Bodalla Forest Rest Area offers picnic tables, toilets and access to a walking track around Mummaga Lake.
Bodalla Dairy Shed Guest Rooms
Stylish guest suites are now available and are part of the Bodalla Dairy Shed - a Retro Milkbar Cafe and Cheese Factory. Say Bodalla, say
Beachcomber Holiday Park
Beachcomber Holiday Park is a multi-award-winning eco retreat located in Eurobodalla National Park.
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Moruya
Nestled on the banks of a beautiful river, Moruya has a rich history and laid back rural lifestyle.
Moruya Bowling and Recreation Club
A very clever blend of bistro favourites and stunning, contemporary Australian Cuisine for a great dining experience.
VIP Private Tours: Batemans Bay, Narooma and Eden
VIP Private Tours will show you the stunning scenery of south east New South Wales in comfort, and all just two hours from Canberra.
Moruya Golf Club
Located on the beautiful South Coast of NSW only 174kms from Canberra and 313kms from Sydney, Moruya is the ideal golfing destination to get away.
The River Moruya
In a heavenly setting by the Moruya River, on the beautiful Fair south coast of New South Wales, Moruya, overlooking Deua National Park.
Skydive Oz
Experience the thrill of free-fall over the stunning south coast of New South Wales, Canberra city, or skydive over your home town. Based at Moruya
South Coast Seaplanes
South Coast Seaplanes provides scenic flights and specialty tours along the beautiful South Coast of NSW. Come with us to experience the coast from a
Merit Aviation - Flight training and Scenic Flights
As well as conducting initial flight training Merit Aviation also offer an amazing experience of seeing the stunning New South Wales South Coast.
VIP Private Tours: Batemans Bay, Narooma and Eden
VIP Private Tours will show you the stunning scenery of south east New South Wales in comfort, and all just two hours from Canberra.
Moruya Bicycles
Explore the stunning beauty of the South Coast on a bicycle. They hire ebicycles with pedal assist so you can make it up the hills.
Moruya Cycleway
The Moruya Cycleway is a stunning ride that winds its way along the Moruya River.
Basil Sellers Exhibition Centre
The Basil Sellers Exhibitions Centre (the Bas) is Eurobodalla’s first purpose-built exhibition space.
Moruya Museum
A collection of furniture, books, artefacts and memorabilia, intended to show visitors the lives of ordinary people from the middle of the 1800s.
Historic Quarry Park - Moruya
Historic Quarry Park is an idyllic picnic area located on the shores of the beautiful Moruya River.
Moruya Heritage Area
Moruya is well-known for its granite, which was first quarried in 1850.
The Coast Road
Take a drive along the dazzling coastline between Batemans Bay and Moruya.
Toragy Point and Moruya Heads Lookout
South Head Moruya holds an old graveyard on the headland - a glimpse into the past with far-reaching views of the coast.
Shelly Beach Picnic Area - Moruya Heads
Shelly Beach at Moruya Heads is a popular family recreational spot with picnic facilities at the mouth of the Moruya River.
Moruya Main Beach
Moruya Main Beach is a long, wide stretch of beach complete with picnic tables, toilets, playground and the local Surf Lifesaving Club.
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Moruya food, drink and markets
Moruya has a great selection of places to eat and drink, whether you want to sit in or grab a bite to take away and enjoy by the river.
Quantum Brewery
A quality coffee, brewery and food venue, Moruya Artisan Factory is home to Quantum Brewery located in a historical building.
The Pantry Moruya
The Rustic Pantry offers a low waste, wholefoods purchasing experience for the environmentally conscious shopper.
Tukka Licensed Cafe
Tukka is a licenced cafe with three separate dining areas, including a beautiful courtyard.
Moruya Health Cafe
Moruya Health Cafe offers great food, fresh coffee, juices sweet treats and excellent service. Vegetarian, gluten free = and vegan friendly options are always available
Moruya Country Market
The Moruya Country Market is a vibrant market held every Saturday morning on the banks of the stunning Moruya River.
SAGE Farmers Market Moruya
Held every Tuesday afternoon at Riverside Park, The SAGE Farmers Market was born out of a community demand for quality, local food.
The River Moruya
In a heavenly setting by the Moruya River, on the beautiful Fair south coast of New South Wales, Moruya, overlooking Deua National Park.
Alfresco Coffee Roasters
Alfresco Roasters has built a standout reputation as Moruya’s coffee specialist, providing award-winning, ethically sourced coffee roasted on site and brewed with passion.
John and Willy's
If you want amazing flavours, fresh food and local charm, you can’t go past John and Willy’s. The café is quaint and cosy.
Moruya Bowling and Recreation Club
A very clever blend of bistro favourites and stunning, contemporary Australian Cuisine for a great dining experience.
Moruya Golf Club
Located on the beautiful South Coast of NSW only 174kms from Canberra and 313kms from Sydney, Moruya is the ideal golfing destination to get away.
Waterfront Bistro
The Waterfront Bistro offers a mouth-watering menu with a delicious selection of modern, pub-style meals at very reasonable prices.
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National Parks
From the mountains to the sea, the Eurobodalla landscape is dominated by native forests with around 40% protected as National Parks.
Bendethera Valley campground
The beautiful and remote campground of Bendethera Valley is the ideal place for a relaxing break, as well as a great base for cavers.
Deua National Park
An easy day trip from Cooma, Braidwood, Moruya and even Canberra, Deua National Park has enough activities for everyone.
Eurobodalla National Park
Eurobodalla National Park, on the far south coast of NSW, stretches from Moruya Head to Mystery Bay
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Places to stay in Moruya
Heritage BnBs, rural retreats, coastal cottages, beachside camping... choose a style that suits your mood.
Moruya Waterfront Hotel Motel
Moruya Waterfront Hotel Motel is a comfortable alternative to expensive accommodation on NSW's South Coast.
Bower At Broulee
Offering luxury self-contained accommodation fully equipped to enable a romantic getaway, which you and your partner will cherish for years to come.
Post & Telegraph Boutique Accomodation
The Post & Telegraph Bed and Breakfast is set in the heart of the historic township of Moruya on the NSW South Coast.
Ingenia Holidays Broulee
NRMA Broulee Holiday Park, formerly Ingenia Holidays Broulee, is your ultimate coastal getaway on the New South Wales South Coast.
The Lodge Broulee
The Lodge Broulee is a small motel located on a coastal strip of beautiful unspoilt beaches, tranquil lagoons with a backdrop of forested mountains in
BIG4 Moruya Heads Easts Dolphin Beach Holiday Park
Ideally located opposite Dolphin Beach and bordering the Eurobodalla National Park, it is the perfect bush meets the beach destination.
Ingenia Holidays Moruya
If you’re looking for a room with a view, set your sights on Ingenia Holidays Moruya.
Lazy Days Bed and Breakfast
Situated amongst bush land near the beach and river. Peaceful and quiet, it is a perfect getaway from city life.
Moruya South Heads Beach Cabin
Moruya South Heads Beach Cabin is a one bedroom cabin located near the mouth of the Moruya River.
Spacious Coastal Retreat
Spacious Coastal Retreat holiday house is located in a quiet, friendly cul-de-sac within walking distance to the beach.
The Knoll Moruya
Set on 17 acres of rural land, The Knoll offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside and is both peaceful and private.
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